January 3, 2021, the second Sunday after ChristmasPenelope BridgesThe Hard Truths of Scripture Alleluia, unto us a child is born. Come let us adore him, Alleluia. What do we know about the early life of Jesus? Matthew and Luke give us birth narratives with different details and emphases. Luke tells us about Jesus being circumcised … READ MORE…
Tuesday, January 5, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m., Via ZoomChapter will hold its final meeting of the year on January 5 at 5:30 pm via Zoom. All are invited to attend, click the link below to join via Zoom. Items to be discussed include the 2021 parish budget and reflections by retiring Chapter members on their … READ MORE…
Tuesday, January 5, 4 – 5 p.m., Via ZoomJoin us for our monthly Family Ministry Committee Meeting where we plan events and programs to serve our children, youth, and their families. It takes a village to raise children, and children to raise a village! Click Here to Join the Zoom Meeting
Saturday, January 9, 1 p.m.,St. Paul’s Cathedral Zoom Players presents “Twelfth Night,” William Shakespeare’s most popular romantic comedy. Full of lovers who desire people who don’t love them back, a Puritan steward and his trickster underlings, and a singing clown, it’s the perfect way to close the holiday season. The performance takes place Saturday, January … READ MORE…
Annual Parish Meeting January 24 (12 p.m.)This year’s Annual Parish Meeting will take place via Zoom. It is an important event in the life of our parish: please make every effort to attend. With the permission of the Bishop and Standing Committee we have made some temporary changes to the cathedral bylaws to permit a … READ MORE…
Wednesday, January 6, 7 p.m.In the Christian church, our twelve-day celebration of Christmas is followed immediately by this more ancient feast. The early Church highlighted three manifestations (or “epiphanies”) of God in Jesus Christ at the Feast of the Epiphany: the recognition of the Christ Child by the Magi, the revealing of Jesus in the … READ MORE…
Hello St. Paul’s, We are finally at the end of this year that has been so hard in so many ways. Like many of you, I am rather desperately hoping that 2021 will be a MUCH better year for us, our community, our nation, and the world. We have suffered some serious losses, but St. … READ MORE…
Contributions must be made by 12/31/2020 to count as a 2020 tax deduction. We will continue to accept payments toward 2020 pledges into the next year but they will be counted as a 2021 tax deduction.
Hello St. Paul’s, It’s Christmas Eve. What are you usually doing on Christmas Eve? Traveling, baking, welcoming house guests, keeping the kids from going nuts, rehearsing, maybe some last-minute shopping? How different is it this year? There’s lots of sadness and loss: some of us are missing loved ones, some of us are ill with … READ MORE…
Sunday, December 20, 6 – 7 p.m., Via ZoomOur parent small group meets monthly on Zoom to participate in a short worship service and offer mutual support during these difficult times. New? Email Maya, our Family Minister, for Zoom link or any questions you may have.